West Palm Beach Weather Sunday Afternoon: Rain Chance Up to 74%, and a Thunderstorm Code Holds for Election Day
The station's live feed read 78.9 degrees and overcast early Sunday afternoon, with Sunday's shower chance now at 74%, a cooler and still-wet Monday at 67%, and a thunderstorm code at 67% for Election Day on Tuesday.
West Palm Beach stood at 78.9 degrees under overcast skies early Sunday afternoon, Nov. 1, with a feels-like temperature of 77, according to the station's live weather feed read at about 12:33 p.m. ET. Sunday's high is 80.1 degrees with a low of 72.4.
Sunday's daily code remains rain showers, and the precipitation chance has climbed again in the updated feed — now 74% — for the closing hours of early voting, which ends at 7 p.m., and for Sunday's remaining outdoor events across Palm Beach County. Monday stays wet and turns cooler, with a high of 76.9 degrees, a low of 72.4 and a 67% rain chance under the same shower code.
Election Day on Tuesday carries a thunderstorm code at a 67% rain chance, with a high of 81.4 and a low of 74 — the updated feed eases Tuesday's code from thunderstorm with hail to a plain thunderstorm, but voters should still plan for wet weather at the polls. The feed then dries out gradually: drizzle codes Wednesday through Friday with rain chances falling from 53% to 5% and highs climbing back to 87.1 by Friday, and a mainly clear code for Saturday at 84.8 degrees and a 3% rain chance.
